What do i do if other heirs no longer want to try and agree ?
I agree with Ms. Stewart, except to add the following: Prior to selling anything, I would advise you send a letter to each of the heirs...
Southampton, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Southampton, PA
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I agree with Ms. Stewart, except to add the following: Prior to selling anything, I would advise you send a letter to each of the heirs...
I agree with my colleagues except to add the following: Your question seems to be more of a reflection of your feeling that the estate is not...
In agreeing with both my fine colleagues, I would add only the following: In Pennsylvania, if one wants someone other than next-of-kin to handle...
Go to Room 180 City Hall. That's the Register of Wills Office. Once you're inside the door, turn to your left and ask the nice lady at the window...
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I completely agree with my colleagues. To expand a bit upon Mr. Fischer's answer regarding the ethical duty of lawyers to give your property to...
Along with Ms. Shah, I agree with Mr. Rubin except to amplify just a bit. If you were to create a trust and deed the property to the trust, you...
The Trust itself is not only the "holder" of the property as you have stated. The trust is the actual owner of the property. The Trustee who is...
There is no way that I could answer your question without reviewing the trust document itself. Assuming that you're correct about this being...
It depends upon how the power of attorney is worded. If my client tells me that they want two people as their "Agents" and the "Principal" wants...
I agree with both my colleagues and add the following: Contrary to your belief as stated in your question, nieces and nephews are, in fact,...